Following many others in my network, I've taken the plunge and updated my Mac to run IBM Notes 9, replacing IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.4 CD5.
Activity streams: allow you to view and take action quickly on content and events
Embedded Experiences: allow you to access business critical actions from other applications without leaving your email. This brings collaboration in-context and results in tighter integration across iNotes, Connections, Notes, app dev (XPages), and 3rd-party products and services
Contemporary user interface, simpler navigation, easier to locate information both in Notes and iNotes
IBM Notes Browser Plug-in: allows rapid delivery of IBM Notes Social Edition applications to the web
Incorporation of a social application container, based on the OpenSocial standard, which provides for development of a reusable set of "gadgets" from both IBM and third parties
Inclusion of the XPages Extension Library which greatly improves developer productivity when building collaborative workflow driven applications for web, mobile web and Notes
Domino Designer provides a new home page, editor enhancements and a server-side JavaScript debugger for use with XPages
Enhancements to Domino REST services and new Calendaring and Scheduling APIs
Domino integration: SAML, OAuth
Notes Traveler: Windows Phone 7.5/8; BlackBerry 10 BES support; IBM i Server
Driving IBM Installation Manager via the Command Line
Thu, May 23rd 2013 4:09a Dave Hay One of my ISSW colleagues drew my attention to this. It's possible to use IBM Installation Manager, via the command-line, to perform a complete uninstallation of a set of WebSphere-based products, without needing to generate and use a response file. So here's me uninstalling IBM BPM 7.5.1.0, plus it's underlying co-requisites: - Remove the WAS Profiles $ /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/manageprofiles.sh -deleteAll Uninstall BPM, XML Feature Pack and WAS ND $ /opt/IBM/InstallationManager/ecli [read] Keywords: ibm
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What is important when monitoring IBM Business Process Manager at the infrastructure level?
Mon, May 13th 2013 8:45a Dave Hay Again, this popped up in my Twitter stream of consciousness, thanks to @IBM_BPM : - In my customer engagements, I am often asked the following questions: • What metrics should we use to monitor the infrastructure for our IBM Business Process Manager environment? • What key metrics should I always look at to prevent the environment from becoming unavailable? • Which actions should be taken in case the metric threshold is exceeded or when receiving an alert by running out of service? Fo [read] Keywords: ibm
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Top 6 mistakes in IBM Business Process Manager installations
Tue, May 7th 2013 7:09a Dave Hay Let's play a game of word association. What subject comes to mind with the words "engaging" and "terrifying"? Whatever you are thinking, I suspect it wasn't IT security. Yet those very words describe J Keith Wood and Jens Engelke's new IBM Redbooks publication. In it, they share their experiences of working with IBM customers around the world on securing IBM Business Process Manager solutions. Security pitfalls are everywhere and the stakes could not be higher. This blog post is part of [read] Keywords: ibm
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Knowledge Collection: Troubleshooting documents for IBM Business Monitor
Tue, Apr 30th 2013 11:23a Dave Hay Abstract This Knowledge Collection is a focused compilation of links to documents for troubleshooting. Content A Knowledge Collection is a focused compilation of links to documents that share a common theme. Knowledge Collections are navigation aids that organize content to help users quickly find relevant information. Knowledge Collections are not designed to be an all-inclusive list of all documents dealing with the specific theme. Knowledge Collection: Troubleshooting documents for IBM Bus [read] Keywords: ibm
Note to Self - Java Runtime Environment and Mozilla Firefox on 64-bit Red Hat Linux
Tue, Apr 30th 2013 8:06a Dave Hay (1) Download the JRE from here ( assuming that you're happy to use the Oracle JRE ): - Java Downloads for All Operating Systems - Recommended Version 7 Update 21 I chose the Linux x64 RPM from the above list: - http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/download/AutoDL?BundleId=76852 (2) Install the RPM: - $ rpm -ivh jre-7u21-linux-x64.rpm (3) Create a symbolic link to the plugin: - ( for non-root user e.g. wasadmin ) $ ln -s /usr/java/jre1.7.0_21/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so /home/wasadmin/.mozilla/plugins/ ( fo [read] Keywords: firefox
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